The Second Generation of Flemish Painters Was Largely Responsible for

question 18

Multiple Choice

The second generation of Flemish painters was largely responsible for

• A) the development of a fee structure for commissions.
• B) the rapid spread of the Flemish style through Europe.
• C) the introduction of oil paint in Italy.
• D) a shift to more complex compositions.

Understand the key differences between major religious movements and their leaders during the Reformation period.

Recognize the impact of the Great Schism and the Avignon Papacy on the authority of the Pope and the Catholic Church.

Identify the causes and effects of the Protestant Reformation on European society and politics.

Explain the concept of predestination and its importance in Calvinist doctrine.

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